Insolation
noun
The amount of sunlight that reaches the earth's surface.
If we move to the equator, we will receive a higher amount of insolation.
Often appears as...
- daily insolation
- average insolation
Usage tips
Technical
noun
Exposure to the sun.
Excessive insolation can cause heat stroke.
Often appears as...
- excessive insolation
- avoid insolation
Usage tips
Disapproving
Technical
noun
The amount of sunlight that reaches the earth's surface.
If we move to the equator, we will receive a higher amount of insolation.
Often appears as...
- daily insolation
- average insolation
Usage tips
Technical
noun
Exposure to the sun.
Excessive insolation can cause heat stroke.
Often appears as...
- excessive insolation
- avoid insolation
Usage tips
Disapproving
Technical
Definition 1 of 2
Pro Tip 1/3Geographic Variation
Insolation varies by location; areas near the equator receive more than those near the poles.
The equator experiences intense insolation throughout the year.
Pro Tip 2/3Weather Impact
Cloud cover can significantly reduce insolation, affecting temperature and climate studies.
Cloudy days result in lower insolation, affecting the solar panels' performance.
Pro Tip 3/3Time Variance
Insolation is not constant; it changes with time of day and season, influencing ecosystems.
Insolation increases during summer, leading to longer and warmer days.
Pro Tip 1/3Geographic Variation
Insolation varies by location; areas near the equator receive more than those near the poles.
The equator experiences intense insolation throughout the year.
Pro Tip 2/3Weather Impact
Cloud cover can significantly reduce insolation, affecting temperature and climate studies.
Cloudy days result in lower insolation, affecting the solar panels' performance.
Pro Tip 3/3Time Variance
Insolation is not constant; it changes with time of day and season, influencing ecosystems.
Insolation increases during summer, leading to longer and warmer days.
Pro Tip 1/3Geographic Variation
Insolation varies by location; areas near the equator receive more than those near the poles.
The equator experiences intense insolation throughout the year.
Pro Tip 2/3Weather Impact
Cloud cover can significantly reduce insolation, affecting temperature and climate studies.
Cloudy days result in lower insolation, affecting the solar panels' performance.
Pro Tip 3/3Time Variance
Insolation is not constant; it changes with time of day and season, influencing ecosystems.
Insolation increases during summer, leading to longer and warmer days.
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Video examples
Champion Sidecar Racer...
coming up 87 actually I was a world champion sidecar racer in 1953 at the end of the war I was told to make my mind up what do you want to be do you want to be a whilebut or insolation expect all what do you want to be and I
Video examples
Champion Sidecar Racer...
coming up 87 actually I was a world champion sidecar racer in 1953 at the end of the war I was told to make my mind up what do you want to be do you want to be a whilebut or insolation expect all what do you want to be and I
Example 1 of 1
Quote examples
Paul Romer
American Economist
An economy can survive with 10% of the population insolation. It can't survive when 50% of the population is in isolation.
Quote examples
Paul Romer
American Economist
An economy can survive with 10% of the population insolation. It can't survive when 50% of the population is in isolation.
Example 1 of 1
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